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A good example of the decline are these two pictures seven years apart that documents the recordable media section of the Phoenix area Fry's. https://photos.ap
by cowmix 7y ago
A good example of the decline are these two pictures seven years apart that documents the recordable media section of the Phoenix area Fry's.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/hNzNhmX9TTSnCaqPA https://photos.app.goo.gl/hNzNhmX9TTSnCaqPA
- Ididntdothis 7y agoI have never been to Fry's during its glory days but when my sister visited 2 years ago we had to quickly get a USB cable so went a Fry's close. I was shocked how empty the store was and that they didn't make any effort to hide the empty shelves. It felt a little like shopping in communist East Germany.
- ec109685 7y agoThat could speak more towards the decline of physical media, but clearly Fry’s had nothing else to replace them.
- Stratoscope 7y agoI just have a little house, but I have hundreds of blank CD-R and DVD-R-whatever discs that I will never use. Does anyone want them?
- toast0 7y agoI'm sure you can get rid of them if you've got any sort of local giveaway group. Somebody near you is still listening to music in their car via cd-rs or etc.
- hyperdimension 7y agoYeah, I mean I burn stuff to disc all the time. Mostly Blu-Rays, but DVDs and CDs for smaller content. Tip: use dvdisaster when recording to fill up the empty space on the iso file for error-correction later, and time and date-stamp the disc so you know when to reburn it.